Is your Grants.gov registration up to date? If not, you are missing out on millions of dollars in funding. As of June 11th, SAM.gov registration requires entities to submit a notarized letter appointing the authorized Entity Administrator. The acceptance of this letter takes a couple of weeks and not having it on file will prevent you from being able to apply for grants through Grants.gov.
I work with many rural entities and the vast majority of them are not even registered with Grants.gov in order to be eligible to apply for millions of dollars in federal grant funding opportunities. It is important to take time immediately to start or complete this process today. It takes weeks to complete because you also have to have a DUNS number and SAM registration.
A complete step-by-step registration process can be found on Grants.gov. Grant Expectations can help you with the registration process. If you have any questions, contact us at info@grant-expectations.com.
